The Seattle Star Newspaper, October 24, 1912, Page 3

290,000.00 — Blockade Sale — $250,000.00 mderful Offer- fpery yh gy oneal carty. rg Ra What’s This! be removed as required by City Ordinance, Sec. 13, 1912 Edition, printed elsewhere in this ad, we made extensive arrangements for con- Something must be done to reduce our enormous stock of Fall and Winter Goods, which crowds our store from cellar to ceiling. Con- ff i, black, white and prevailing. col- templated increase in business and purchased vast quantities of merchandise, including W. B. Quaile’s $125,000 stock, bought at 55c on the Millinery Shoes. sequently we inaugurate, beginning tomorrow at 9 a. m., a sale so far ahead of any yet attempted in Seattle even by ourselves, that to |] ors. Blockade Sale Fee ey renee onable sswurance given us by John B. Agen and Superintendent of Streets that the blockade created by temporary ns Two-Clasp Imported dollar, and including Dry Goods, Clothing, Women’s Ready-to-wear Apparel, p But to our surprise, we are now reliably informed that the fence remains for months yet, probably until next spring. adequately convey to you in this announcement its full money-saving significance, would be an almost impossible task—bright, fresh, new |} price c fall merchandise offered at prices that all will appreciate. Ladies’ $1.50 Cape Gloves, all sidewalk and fence, surrounding new Smith Building, Second at Yesler Way, where building operations began over one year ago, would Store closed all day today, marking down prices and arranging goods on bargain tables ready for your inspection. sizes. Sale price, pair Young Ladies’ and Women’s Apparel at savings that are worthy your consideration and ATTENTION. Think of It! Fall Styles | $30 Tailor Made Suits $22.50 You don’t have to wait until the |] EXTRA SPECIAL— Boyw $750 Heavy Tweed and Cassimere end of the season to get a right price if you buy your suit at this store. Our stock of Men's and Young Men’s Suits go at these low a prices: Lot No Suits Lot No. Suits Lot No. 3 Lot No. Men's and Young Men's “Sincerity Brand,” Sophomore and “Sterling Brand” Raincoats and Overcoats, Regular $25.00 and $30.00 values. Men's $4.00 Men's $3.50 “Headlight” Corduroy Slip-ons Pants; Union 48 made Suits, two pair Knicker- bocker Pants Overcoats 15 Boys’ Overcoats; $6.50 and $7.50 values. This is the best rain for the little bai fellows in the 3. ely Boys’ $1.25 Genuine In Women's $14.00 Novelty Coats and Suits $7.98 $27.50 plain’ man-tailored Blue Serge Suits, lined with Skinner Satin. Blockade $1 7.50 Sale price Wool Sweaters in prevailing colors and all sizes at Blockade Sale prices. $2.50 All Wool Sweaters, in sizes Handsome garments in a generous range of styles and colors; not a suit in the lot that Dame Fashion has not stamped with approval; regular $30.00 values. Blockade Sale price ‘ Young Ladies and Women’s $3.50 ‘J j Slipon Rain Coats, $2. 49 sale price Beautiful $5.00 Silk Waists included in this sale; correct styles in all col- ors; $5.00 values. Sale The newest Fall models. The most fashionable shades of Brown, Tan and Gray. and hold their shape. . Men's $3.00 Cassimere $1 98 Working Pants ........... ' Boys’ $4.00 Suits, with $1 79 Knickerbocker Pants, 8-17, .@ 0s Boys’ $4.50 Suits, with two $2 89 pair pants, 8-17 1. Tempting Values Lace, Trimmings and Handkerchiefs RIBBONS. Plain and fancy Silk Ribbons great- ly reduced— Regular to 10c, sale price, Made to fit right 16 to 26e Fancy Trimming Braids, per yard l6e to 26¢ Swiss and Nainsook Embroideries; sale price, yard ... 15¢ to 20e Normandy Vaien- clennes Laces, yard 50 Corset Cover Embroidery; 23 various designs; sale price, yard Cc Tbe to $1.00 Allover Laces, per yard for young ladies and Solesatte women. Sale price Waists $7.50 Ruff Neck Guaranteed All Wool Sweaters, Oxford and Car- Boy's 79 Knicker. bocker Pants ..49c Building Ordinances, Section 13, Page 131 OFFICIAL EDITION 1912 When the framework of any building shall have been constructed up to and including the first story, above the street or public place, the Temporary Sidewalk construct- ed in the street, as herein provided, shall be removed and a temporary or the permanent sidewalk be constructed under the staging within the sidewalk area, as herein- above provided, and said sidewalk under the staging shall be kept clear of all obstructions except that building mate- rials, tools and machinery. may be hoisted above and con- veyed over the staging into the building, provided, how- ever, that in case of heavy pieces of building material, ma- chinery or tools, being conveyed over said staging, a watchman shall be employed, whose sole duty it shall be to warn pedestrians from passing beneath the point where such heavy articles are being conveyed over the staging. dinal and Maroon, How’s This for Value j price Three hundred Lingerie and some outdoor dresses, regular values to $5.00, in this sale for Sample Furs A New York Manufacturer's $3,000 00 Sample Line from Drummer'’s Trunk SEE WINDOW DISPLAY. The most phenomenal values in high-grade Fur ever offered the women of Seattle. Here Is an opportunity that should appeal strongly to women plan- ning to buy HOLIDAY FURS. Make your selection from brown or black Fox, Jap. Mink, China Mink or Coney Sets, also separate pieces, including Muffs (Pil- low or Rug), Stoles, all lined with depend able satin. $2.00 ro $20.00 34.00 AND UP TO $40.00 Hosiery and Knit Underwear Now is your time to replenish your supply of Hosiery and Winter Under- wear, Here are some Blockade Sale Prices: Ladies’ 20c Black Cotton Seamless and $1.00 VESTS AND PANTS 83. Splendid linefof Ladies’ Jersey-Ribbed All Groceries Must Go jj We HERE ARE SOME MONEY-SAVING ITEMS: 26¢ Bottle Snider's Tomato Catsup. Sale price. 2 Cans Carnation or Mount Vernon Milk Wool Garments, Vests and Giving Ladies’ Combinations, assorted styles and sizes 98c Ladies’ 25¢ Hose; some lisle thead; in black or tan; all sizes, c $1.75 VALUES FOR $1.23. Ladies’ Luzerne Vests and Pants; sil- ver gray and white; Infants’ 75¢ Bonnets going, special, at Ladies’ $1,00 Outing Gowns, pink Ladies’ Plain White Aprons, 50¢ value, and blue striped. Special....... 59c and some Children’s Check Ginghams in the lot. Special... . c Ladies’ White Heavy Outing Skirts, “6 with pink and blue Infants’ Combination 3-Piece stitching Sweater Sets WANTED hundred experienced sales- People. Apply Friday morning at 9 a. m. Ladies’ 50c Silk Hose, double heels 25c Package Gold Dust Washing and toes, special Powder 10¢ Package Continental Corn BATCH once es es ees eeessncnesees Cc 10¢ Package Riverside Gloss Starch $2.50 UNION SUITS, $1.98. Strictly All-Wool Garments, Have some $8.00 values, at. +..." 1.90 REMEMBER Sale begins when the doors swing open at 9 a.m. Friday Children’s Ribbed Wool Hose, merino heels and toes; all sizes, Pants, each 83c - ;